2014Medical economicsRequires access

Medicare physician data highlights primary care, subspecialty disparities

Donna Marbury

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Abstract

Medicare’s release of thousands of physician pay records could expose fee-for-service models that reimburse subspecialists at a higher rate than primary care physicians.

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Medicare’s release of thousands of physician pay records could expose fee-for-service models that reimburse subspecialists at a higher rate than primary care physicians.

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Medicare’s release of thousands of physician pay records could expose fee-for-service models that reimburse subspecialists at a higher rate than primary care physicians.

Key concepts: Subspecialty, Primary care, Medicine, Practice management, Family medicine, Primary care physician

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